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Product Information for "It Ain't Easy - Tom Paxton" »
Product details
Title
It Ain't Easy
Performer
Tom Paxton
Genre
Folk
Sub Genre
Singer/Songwriter
Release Date
07/1995
Original Release Year
1991
Label / Distributor
Flying Fish / Proper
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
18964057428
Catalogue Number
FF 70574
Additional notes
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Tom Paxton (vocals, acoustic guitar); Ken Whitely (various instruments, background vocals); Chris Whitely (pedal steel guitar, harmonica); Rodrigo Chavez (pipes); Kathryn Moses (saxophone); Dennie Pendrith (bass); Bucky Berger (drums); Colleen Peterson (background vocals). 1991's IT AIN'T EASY is an uncommonly serious album by the master of satirical folk songs. Since his early '60s surfacing on the Greenwich Village folk scene, Paxton has had one of the sharpest wits in folk music, skewering the serious, the dangerous, and the pretentious in cutting, often hilarious songs. Although these 13 songs are most definitely protest music, they're not satire. Throughout the album, Paxton treats the hot-button topics of his songs with complete earnestness. From "Something Going On" and its frank depiction of oblivious parents and a crack-addicted teen to discussions of homelessness, suicide, and environmental decay, Paxton doesn't mince words, but thankfully he also largely avoids shallow sloganeering, preferring instead to sketch a scene, make his point, and move on. The album's more personal tracks, like the lilting love song "Second Nature" and the character study "I Was Beautiful," are arguably more effective, and do much toward lightening the overall mood of the album.
Titles on disc 1
1.
Something Going On
2.
It Ain't Easy
3.
Billy Got Some Bad News Today
4.
Livin' The Street Life
5.
Second Nature
6.
I Was Beautiful
7.
Spirit Said "No"
8.
When It's Gone It's Gone
9.
Time To Spare
10.
Home Sweet Oklahama
11.
Mister Can't-Go-On
12.
Poems Written With A Borrowed Pen
13.
If I Pass This Way Again
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